Thomas Ardal

Thomas Ardal

Meet Thomas, the founder and developer behind elmah.io. Thomas blogs about everything technical from C# and ASP.NET Core to machine learning.

Denmark
320 posts
elmah.io have been accepted onto Microsoft BizSpark

We are happy to report that Microsoft have accepted elmah.io as a BizSpark member. To celebrate this awesome news, we have a great offer for you, but more about that later. For those of you who may not know Microsoft BizSpark, it’s a great platform for boosting your ...

ELMAH vs log4net

A lot of people have asked and still ask: What is the difference between ELMAH and log4net? This article will explain exactly how the two logging frameworks vary. Let’s start by defining each tool. ELMAH ELMAH is an error logging framework originally developed by Atif Aziz able to log ...

Great new features for our paying customers

Time for another update on some of the amazing stuff we’ve build recently. This time we focused primarily on our paying customers, with a bunch of great new features and improvements. Time intervals and auto-refresh We are really proud of our redesigned log Overview. Guess what! The Overview just ...

Say hello to the redesigned Overview

Since writing this post, a lot have happened to the elmah.io overview. Check out an updated version in this short video: Back in April we launched the Log Overview – a new tab which gave you a chance to get an overview of your log activity within the last 24 ...

Introducing the new Visual Studio extension

Finally, we are ready to unveil what we have been working on (among a lot of other stuff) the last weeks. Please welcome the elmah.io Browser – our new Visual Studio extension! Like you, we are using elmah.io to track errors on our websites (including elmah.io). We spend ...

Unlimited logs now available on all paid plans

While all paid plans still offer unlimited logs/applications, most of the content (inluding the screenshot) in this post is outdated. Check out the Plans and pricing page for updated details. Yesterday we send a one question survey to all of our freebies, asking how we could convince them to ...

Introducing the Small Business plan

By popular demand, we’ve just introduced a new plan: Small Business. We have gotten a lot of feedback on our plans and pricing. We realized that the gap between the Personal and the Business plan may have been too large. With the new plan, we now offer a great ...

New Feature: Burst Protection

Since writing this post, Burst Protection has been replaced with API request limits. Also, elmah.io no longer have soft limits. When you reach your monthly message quota, we stop logging new errors until the issue has been resolved. We just pushed a new feature to all you guys and ...

New release cycle

Since writing this post, we took our release cycle even further. We now release multiple times per day using an automated CI/CD process. As you probably noticed, we have been releasing a new version of elmah.io once every month pretty much since we launched last year. From today ...